The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1916, Page 7

STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 1916. PAGE ©. Winher, tetas cnt BY BUD FISHER. Seaes aust — ———— |! Cheasty’s | Clothes That Always Look Like New $1 5. T CAN'T HEAR YUH } / % WHAT? Tack NOuDER . WHAT DID You say? WHO (S THIS? WHO? SPecuir § wear ? TALK SLOWER , WHO? LCANIT HEAR A WoRD NOU SAY. HOLD THE WIRE A MINUTE | OM, THE TanrrorR ! | THAT SouP a | How ake vou? } Pte aa” The t Ger OH,A0! THE WATER. Nie a ISAT RUNNING OveERK ON THE PHone (IN OUR BATHROOM 50 “Values Tell’”’ PHILS HOP INTO OW THE BROOKLYN DODGERS’ BENGH "Sex Fad ioriie ros 5°" leased Get t Paging and “TE nf0?? ass waa rato BY HAROLD JOHNSON the first time this season to get rae BROOKLYN, N. Y., Bept | a line on Dobie’s 1916 team, | There are times during ball games when his huskies engaged the | when Wilbert Robinson, manager of | Ballard Meteors in bag — the Brooklyn pennant chasers, re-| Practice game at Denny field. | tnquishes his station on the While there isn’t « single resident » ling line to another member out Ballard way who harbors the/ his flock , slightest hope of defeating the pur an T85ER JUST 1, Between Ourselves wr BY THE SPORTS EDITOR . A TO ANY FRIEND If I may call you friend, I wish you this— No gentle destiny thruout the year; No soft content, or ease, or unearned bliss Bereft of heart-ache, where no sorrow nears, But, rather, rugged trouble for a mate To mold your soul against the coming blight, To train you for the ruthless whip of fate And build your heart up for the bitter fight. BY H. C. HAMILTON |Myers safe on Bancroft’s error.| L Press Staff Correspondent Myers stole second. Wheat walked _ BROOKLYN, N. Y., Sept. 30. Cutshaw was called out on strikes. | —The Phillies jumped into No runs, no hits, one error, eg place In the gripping race Second Inning the National league pen- ja—Cravath out Olson | ‘ n i | | | ple and gold plungers, Washington's when they beat Luderus doubled to ° | Tele time stwaye efforts a « students are awa of the fact that ayn Bebbies, 7 to 2, In the | Niehoff out, Cutshaw to} Le aprwon Pige for an action | this is the slowest team to get un game of a two-play [Daubert Luderus scored on Killl-! | : eel doseate eve: te Fifer» (der Way of any that has represented scheduled for today. fer's bit. Rixey forced Killifer, } lobbie decen’t have te call fo With Rixey pitching «ilt edge Olson to Cutshaw. One run, two! volunteer coaches. If 22. | {lin tite Ul bg nese Prema for them, and holding the/ hits, no errors. , | Robins are perched in the dug- | feekivnites at bay, the Phillies| frockiyn—-Mowrey swung at a eut 22 Robins are apt to start |Or Any football flashes are not ex g) Smashed thru the Dodger defense. wiid pitch for third strike, and| on masse for the coaching box More new faces will be seen in out ten clean hits off Jeff) reached first when the ball went! te help lead the sesauit. the varsity line-up than fn any oth » and simply steamrollered| into the stands. Olson forced Mow | ‘This fighting spirit was forcibly | QP pesaba th previous years. ‘The Way into a half-came lead | rey, Stock to Niehoff. Miller forced} j!mprensed upon me as I sat Of the) fang giso will seo a brand new $10, Wilbert Robinson's men Olson, Stock to Niehoff, who dow bench next to Robbie and watched | 999 gootball field |. Five hits was the total output of|pied Miller at first to Luders, No the Brooklyn manager rcacngy >| While the ground is still pretty by the Dodgers, and on|runs, no hits, no errors. j bis forces for another victory in| sor it ts expected that the field will quintet of swats, combined) Third Inning the drive tows ; d Pennantville and /he fast enongh to allow some fast three errors by the Phillies.) phiiadelphia—Paakert out, Olson | ‘ s * + ay, |f0otball. The game starts at 2:30 Were able to work only two/to Daubert. Bancroft flied " A little of thei 5 im. Tom Wand and Ernie Wells across the plate. | Wheat. Stock out, Mowrey to Dau old pep, boys!" roared the Fat! wii officiate ‘ afternoon the teams will) pert. No runs, no bits, no errors. Man of Flatbush Get at ‘em pas Seaihinis Meet in what may prove to be the) Brooklyn—Pfeffer singled to cen bi llner tO ees acai” ment ete “contest that will decide the Nation-|ter. Johnston forced Ptetfer, Rixey “Caney,” addressing Stengel, the) UNIVERSITY FRESH ‘ai leagpe's entry into the worlt’s|to Bancroft. Johnston stole second | SQUAD TO BATTLE ies and went to third on Killifer’s wild ni oe th about 3,000 fans turned out /throw. Johnston scored when Dau BROADWAY ELEV — | Manager Arthur ch of right Da If I may call you friend, I wish you more— A rare philosophy no man may fake, To put the game itself beyond the score And take the tide of life as it may break; To know the struggle that a man should kno Before he comes thru with the winning hi And, tho you slip before the charging foe, To love the game too well to ever quit. e-aBerTree If I may call you friend, I wish this, too, As you grope blindly out the narrow beat, That you may have one old-time dream come true, Which is one more than most men ever meet, That you will hold this as a worthy prize For all the traps with which the course was lined, Not scorning it with too ambitious eyes That look for something you can never find. % 8 8 “| gee,” a friend of ours remarked, a day or two ago, “that a num | ber of sporting writers have suddenly discovered Connie Mack. They have suddenly discovered that a wise, patient, persevering man, who | picks out a certain goal to reach, is going to arrive in a given time. | Just as if Connie had not already built over three machines with which he has won six pennants.” ae eyrerr the breakfast game be-|/bert was thrown out.Bancroft to the struggling pennant con-|Luderus. Myers Mied to Panskert.| hardoneagd A bright sun was shining./Qne ran, one hit, one error, weather was decidely foot- Fourth Inning Philadelphia—Whitted filed to} the Phillies took the morn-) Wheat. Cravath fauned. Luders there is still hope for) crounded to Daubert. No runs, no Should they win this) hits, no errors. they will be in the lead) Brooklyn— Wheat fied to Luders but by the same narrow /Cutshaw singled to center. Mowrey| Fishermen's Club Opens a New Pool The Seattle Ply and Bait Casting club's new casting pool was to be Younger of the University of Washington has arranged a treat for the Varsity footba’ fans, when the university team meets the navy yard men, three weeks hence, at Denny field. ' addition to having the above game arran he hae “Germany” Schaefer has been canned by the Yankees. Bit Dorm ovan opined he would sacrifice the joke column to bolster up hie base {ait column a bit . } % & 8. The tip has gone out that Carl Morris and Frank Moran will in New York this fall. Fall is the correct word. % % & MS i opened today. The pool is located on the «ite of the tormer Beacon hill reservoir, and\is the first to! be operated tn Seattle also scheduled the Freshmen and the Broadway high teams for the preliminary game. A number of fans have been wait- ing to see the Freshmen team In action, and they will have their wish fulfilled when that team meets the high school squad. Coach Miller will have three weeks in which he can prepare his warriors for action, so all hands are assured of seeing a good battle from start to finish. Women of Seattle Win Golf Tourney TACOMA The en's golf team of Seattle defeated the Tacoma women's exponents of the ancient Scottish game here yesterday, 6 to 4. The Baker tro. phy was awarded to the winning contingent. Seattle won the first two matches of the three-game series in 1916. Steele Bests Wolfe | in Billiard Clash N. J. Wolfe gave Geo. Steele a good run last night, at Brown & Hulen’s billiard parlors, in the tour. nament now on for the city title of the three-cushion game. The final was 35 to 32. The next tour ney game is scheduled for Monday | that held them on the pin-|tined to Niehoff. whojdoubled Cut-| 1 this morning. jshaw off first to Luders. No runs ~The lneup: lone hit, no errors. | Phillies—-Paskert, cf; Bancroft, Fifth Inning ke Stock, 3b.: Whitted, If; Cra} Philadelphia Niehoff rf.; Luderus, 1b.; Niehoff, 2b.; |thru Mowrey. KIrlif c.; Rixey. p. | sacrifi reach second on — Johnston, rf.; Dou-| Mowre: d thre Niehoff going bert, ib.; Myers, cf; Wheat, If.;|to third. Rixey fanned. Niehoff Cutshaw, 2b.; Mowrey, 2b.; Olson, scored and Kiilifer went to third os; Miller, Pfeffer, p whea Paskert thrown out 4 lem and Emsiic Olson to Daubert. Bancroft walked, “1 First Inning nd stole second. Stock flied to 5 Philadelphia—Paskert singled to| Wheat. One run, one hit. one error Bancroft sacrificed, Daubert! Brooklyn—Olson out, Bancroft to Cutshaw. Stock out, Cutshaw to|Laderus. Bancroft slipped as he| . Paskert taking third. |flelded the ball, and bis left leg was} scored on Whitted’s single injured. The game was delayed for! center. Whitted out stealing, © few minutes, but Bancroft re-| to Olson. One run, two hits,|mained fn the lineup. Miller filed errors. to Whitted. Pfeffer singled to cen-, Brooklyn — Johnston filed Bartenders in New York threaten to Join the striking street car nen. However, all is not lost so long as the cabaret dancers remain neutral 3 3 3 SS “Fielder Jones has hooked a pitcher named Trout, who Is sald to possess a fishball delivery,” says “Slats” Risley. RMR se . Medical sharks have discovered that Johnny Evers’ nervousness is due to his jaw, National league umpires made the same discovery years ago FOOTBALL OFF TO GOOD START NOW [ NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—With @ gentle push a week ago to give it impetus, and with a mighty shove today to send it rushing down the fall weeks in to November, football will be given an honest-to-goodness sendoff all over the country. Every one of the East's major elevens will get into action. Har- vard, Yale, Cornell, Dartmouth, Syracuse, Princeton and Col- leaders of the East's teams, will face opposing elev- ens, and the Army and Navy teams also will play. Interest centers at NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet 90 a8 6 ingled attempted te ~ ‘ it "2 e a ‘ a - I - “= anes ns Dispatches from Atlantic City indicate that Fred Plum is a demon trapshot, It’s been said that Plum is a Peach on the range. 4 a3 |Close Race Ca ; (FRANKLIN HIGH | Postponed Meeting _ FAVORED T0 WIN CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Because of | the closeness of the race, the sched- Franklin high's football squad }|uled meeting of the National league was favored to win over the) offici at which plans for the West Seattle gridders when world’s series were to have been they tangled this afternoon, at | made, was postponed until next 130, on Dugdale’s diamond, in \ : | week. the second game of the Inter- scholastic league season. they tangled this afternoon, at abundance of new material this season, as but three letter men returned to school, when elght " were expected. Lanner! ELLENSBURG IS WINNER CHAMPION IS WINNER ELLENSBURG, Sept. 30.—The| BOSTON, Sept. 30.—Miss Evelyn local high school footballers took | Sea: American woman tennis he Cle Elum grid squad into camp|champ, defeated Alice Cunningham here yesterday, 39 to 0 |here yesterday, | Where Yale will try out its boasted team against Carnegie Tech., of Rear stories of the an have been filtering in » YATES Wut critics are not dis wed to pay much attention to re ports that only ten men will be ell ble for the contest. The Ell squad Ix expected to have little trouble in crushing the Pennsylva ne Harvard's Showing Sorry Harvard made a sorry showing against Colby, in comparison with former performances, but is ex pected to n Bates today by a much better margin, Princeton will set a precedent by pening its season away from home, being down on the calendar for a clash with Holy Cross, at Worcester. Holy Croas is expected to furnish considerabale opposition. Cornell and Oberlin will open the st vs, Went struggle, at Ithacs The Army will meet Lebanon Val ley at Wert Point, and the Navy will tackle Dickinson at Annapolis right fielder, ou going to stick in the coop and look ‘em over. Jack,” speaking to Coombs, the coaching box shark, “you go to third and see what you can see And just the instant Casey runs out of gas, other talkative mem bers of the squad will bolt for the lines. These prospective champions rep resent all sections and all walks of life, I was especially interested in the story Jake Daubert was telling me of how he became a ball player, when the bell rang 1 felt | owed the big first sacker undying allegiance be- cause he had loaned me his ex- tra pair of baseball shoes to | wear while a-bench-warming. One is justified in swelling up and putting on airs when one fills Jake Daubert’s shoes, you know. The Georgian's story was told in chunks. | got part of it in the sec ond inning, some more in the fourth, another chapter in the sixth and the finish came tn the ninth It seems he was tolling in the|(G coal mines near Shamokin, Pa., ten | years ago, and had won a Tep as) pitcher for the home boys, He got an offer to pitch for the Williams! State Valley league, in Kane, a neighboring town. Jake was inclined to believe that he did not possess the abil- ity to make good there and was chary about accepting. But Mrs, Daubert, who was a regu- lar attendant at the games in Shamokin, was confident that he'd deliver. . She urged bim to sign, and he did. He became a professional, burt his arm pitching and then became a first baseman, German at first. I'm jovial coach tk i Sept. 20. to|ter. Johnston fanned. No runs Daubert flied to Paskert.;one hit, no errors. | <r onmsatnacramnatite - Sixth Inning Philadelphia—Whitted filed to Johnston. Cravath out, Olson to Daubert. Laderus hit a home run over the right field fence. Niehoff walked. Killifer forced Niehoff, Olson to Cutshaw. One run, one hit, no errors Brooklyn—Daubert out, Stock to Laders. Myers walked. Wheat flied to Whitted. Rixey threw out Cutshaw. No runs, no bits, no errors Seventh Inning Philadeipbit — JRixey Myer Paskert fied Bancroft popped to Olson. {no hits, no errors. Brooklyn—Mowrey out, Niehoff to Luderus. Olson out, Bancroft to Laderus. Miller out, Rixey to Nie | ports |hoff to Luderus. No runs, no hits | no errors. LOUISVILLE WINS FLAG LOUISVILLE, Sept. 30.— The local American Association club clinched the league pennant yester New Haven, Coe Rose City Importing Co. 404 14th St. Oakland, Cal. Offers its cus- tomers in Seat- tle and Wash- ington com- plete lines of choicest “Cali- fornia Grape Juice, Mineral Waters, etc., at Brooklyn Philadelphia +, | Boston flied to Myers. No runs. score NinwW YORK game called end Pitt A- BROOKLYN CINCINNATI - PITTSBURG game ratr } * OUT THE ‘GUN, SEASON ON DUCKS OPENS ON SUNDAY TO CHICAGO ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS ST. LOUIS DIRECT Eighth Inning Philadelphia—Stock out, Mowrey to Daubert. Whitted singled thru short. Cravath out to Daubert, un jassisted, Whitted going to second. | Whitted scored on Luderus’ double | to left. Luderus scored on Nie hoff's single to left. Killifer singled to right, Niehoff going to third Niehoff scored and Killifer went tc third on a wild pitch. Rixey out Cutshaw to Daubert. Three runs, 4 hits, no errors Brooklyn—Pteffer out, | Arlington Grid Squad to Play! ARLINGTON, Sept. 20. local high school football team scheduled to meet Mount Vernon today, in ita firet gridiron contest of the season. Ariington’s lineup i has not undergone a_ noticeable pees ves change. Practically the same team All orders ship- Luderus. Johnston and Daubert | Will be in the field that defeated walked. Johnston scored, Daubert | Mount Vernon last year Fe |taking third on Myers’ ‘single to “ center. Myers took second on Pas |kert’s error. Wheat popped to Ban croft. Cutshaw out, Rixey to tA AL, Laderus. One run, one hit, one electricity, gas error. tomobliies, oxy-n | Ninth Inning ing, machine Pollan” Pankort , gh tl A LSE AMERICAN LEAGUE Vheat Bancroft fanned the finest ~ S TION out, Pfeffer to Daubert the world? } by 8 . Wireless Telephone no hits, no errors. Brooklyn—Mowrey out, Rixey to Luderus. Olson beat out an infield hit. Miller fouled to Luderus. Pfe fer fouled to Killifer. No runs, one | hit, no errors. 3 The stockholders and general public are invited to be present at a demonstration of our Wire less Telephone, to be given at our station at Interbay Sunday, |) October 1, between the hours | Mayhap you noticed of hunters leaving the the wee sma’ hours morn? Duck season Sunday. While today’s rush was noth- ing like Sunday morning's will be, there were many hunters who left to avoid the last-min- ute rush and to get to their favorite duck-hunting spot, ready for the fray, when the season opened. Many local duck hunters have gone to Eastern Washington, where, re- ports indicate, there is an abun- dance of birds. The bag limit is 20 per week. a rush city in of the opens SERVICE now available in every part of Seattle. The following Authorized Agents of the Ford Motor Company carry a complete line of parts and offer expert service to all Ford Note the list printed below and call on the one most conveniently located. Rixey to owners. flied to Stocl No rune has in That Seattle billiard parlor Come In and w WOODLAWN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO. Green Lake Station, Phone Kenwood 132, HOMER MYERS & HUGH BAIRD, INC., and James. Phone Elliott 750. ROTHWEILER & CO,, Broadway and Denny Way. Phone Kast 126. 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